El Bufadero
El Bufadero is one of the most famous, visually dramatic, and biodiverse dive sites located just a short boat ride from our…
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El Bufadero is one of the most famous, visually dramatic, and biodiverse dive sites located just a short boat ride from our…
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Tucked beneath the colossal, vertical stone faces of the Los Gigantes cliffs, Barranco Seco (Dry Ravine) is one of the most visually…
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Located along the scenic southeastern coastline of the island, Las Eras is widely celebrated as one of the absolute best and most…
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Located beneath the towering, majestic cliffs of Palm-Mar, Cueva de los Camarones (The Cave of the Shrimps) is one of Tenerife’s most…
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Located on the sunny southeastern coast of Tenerife, Abades is a sheltered, beautifully biodiverse bay that is widely celebrated as one of…
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Located along the northeastern coastline, Tabaiba is widely recognized as the premier destination for wreck diving in Tenerife. The star attraction of…
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Rising dramatically from a sprawling sandy desert floor just minutes from our harbor, El Bajonito (often called the Lost Mountain) is one…
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Located along the rugged southern coastline near Las Galletas, Maravilla (which translates appropriately to «The Wonder») is an awe-inspiring dive site defined…
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Declaring itself as an official Marine Protected Area, Montaña Amarilla (Yellow Mountain) is a stunning underwater sanctuary shaped by nature. The site…
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Tucked away along the southwest coast near Marazul, El Valito is an absolute hidden gem for divers who love structural mazes, caverns,…
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Located just outside the harbor of Las Galletas, Los Chuchos (which literally translates to «The Stingrays» in the local Canarian dialect) is…
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Hidden away along the rugged western coast near Playa San Juan, Cueva de los Cerebros (The Cave of the Brains) is arguably…
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